I always enjoy sharing little tricks, so please send me your own. If you have made it this far, I hope you have found a handful of these tips useful. Here is the helper function I use within my shell’s environment file: deeplink () Ī common face-palm moment is forgetting how to correctly use Resources#getQuantityString when we also want to substitute a value into the string.įor example: %1$d item %1$d items val count : Int =. To protect against this, you should either escape the ampersands by using a backslash or wrap the double-quoted string within single quotes. If you fail to do this, you may accidentally only pass the very first query parameter within your URI. As part of the intent creation process, the question string entered by the user into the EditText view will be added to the intent object as a key-value pair. Here are a number of tidbits I have shared surrounding the Android Debug Bridge tool adb Easy deeplinkingĪ very common ‘gotcha’ moment when working with adb to deeplink URIs with multiple query parameters is forgetting to ensure the ampersands (&) are correctly escaped. Creating the Intent The objective for ActivityA is to create and start an intent when the user touches the Ask Question button. I do very much hope that some of these will be useful to you! ADB There are plenty more of these to come!įinally, if you have any tips or tricks of your own to share, can spot a better solution or just want to say ‘thanks’ please don’t hesitate to do so via the aforementioned links. If you don’t already follow me on sp4ghetticode or spaghetticode then please do consider it. In this post, I aim to continuously document these tips and tricks in the hope having them in one place will help you, the reader and me, the incredibly forgetful author. I often share these on my socials, but I commonly forget about them until I inevitably need them once again. Over the years, I have collected a number of very specific bite-sized tidbits that have helped me become a better Android developer, improved my processes or just completely blown my mind. Split Java to Kotlin conversion into two commits.Here's some Android tidbits you may have missed!
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